Okotoks, Alberta, Canada
Foothills Country travel, tourism information

The community of Okotoks, Alberta, Canada has established a trail network exploring the Sheep River Valley. Throughout the community there is over 40 kilometres of designated recreation routes connecting to attractions, parks and established and incorporated in 1904

Okotoks, Alberta is home to the world famous Spruce Meadows. Spruce Meadows is a show jumping destination for horses hosting global tournaments for top ranked atheletes.

There is golfing, hiking, mountain biking, picnicking, baseball, jogging, visiting a race track or attending a rodeo.

Much of the history, historical buildings of Okotoks are on display in a section of the community called Olde Towne.

The Okotoks Agricultural Society is the oldest in Alberta, Canada. It was first established in 1892. During the years the facility has grown supporting and hosting events and clubs. Activities enjoyed include cattle penning, team roping, horse shows and even dog shows.

The Blackfoot First Nation called the region "Okatok" which means rock. The rock they were refering to is the maasive glacial rock located in a field west of the community. The rock is an attraction known as the Erratic Rock.

There are services in Okotoks, Alberta, Canada which are important to travelers. Some of the services include accommodations, campgrounds, restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores, big boc stores, post office, laudromat, museums, gift stores, art galleries, and more.

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